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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07
showers Lime juice Cordial.

SrowER's Lime Juice Cordial possesses
all the Anti Scorbutic, Anti-Rheuma-
tic and other well known valuable prop
critics of the Lime and Lemon Juice,
which, according to medical testimony,
tend so much to keep the body IN a
healthy state. For hot weather 1t VIII
be found an exceedingly delicious and
cooling drink, using about one wine
glassful to a tumbler of water. Large
bottle. 85c., at Coop. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07

dax temp, %; min temp. 81.
Mean temp, 30; for Il years, ID; depar-
a1re, II deg. .- ..oo.
amp. constant since August l, 1887, I'll:
Rainfall. 900; daily mean for Is years, OOS
inches; departure, i0.03 inches.
Rainfall constant since January L, 1887,
al inches rainfall constant since August
5. 1887, +0.O17 inches.
excess. deficiency.
WM. A. KORTS, Corporal,
signal Corps, O.S.A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07

We make a specially of fne Watches,
Jewelry and SilverWare. Prices Cl's
lowest. L. HoLLANDER, las Main 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07

TIE best saddle horses at Grant Bros.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07
A Healthful and Refreshing Beverage

DURING the hot weather use Slower
Lime Juice Cor-iial; unadulterated; no
musty favor. Contains no alcohol'
Large bottle, &c., at Coop. Drug Store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-07

agNERAL OBSERVATIONS AT II A. N.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
Ar THE HOTELS


II J Hoy'. ihs sell known Nrsksgo-
a.torrsv g 5t0pn.rz 81 The Morton He .s
Lcrs &C .e,a ari 5.as0aic hasilsss
D @. Watson Collector Of cssioms =. thc
Grand Haven part. Inscribed Eis autograph
OF toe register st SHeeis yesterday
Bsnrv s. Walker. Dsputv G sfarIissioner
81 insgrsnce vas in 'osa yestsrdsy 90 a
Na.onic rissiea lie will return 10 Lan-
srz ibis morning.
Ex.H9vsr Z. = Easoa. OF N1sk se,ln.
ns3s oae r ais ususi visits ~ he Falev
Clv fssfers3y lie is Interested aow N
boomlng ihs proposed T.. : & u RsiSosi
. Robinson Jr % To.s u. the heal aud
fr0nt o. tue Toledo Saginaw & Husze.-7n
EsArssd. stoppsd hang enoueh ir The ci =
yesterday to Fa.aks o. gooi. hssav
breakfast.
dsyor Thoms. = NcGsrrv. Of Ioria.
s1iii-a svsetiF &C Grand Rspsss vcsferasv
Nc Sss sf~sTs gon3 ha er ard ns
vs. Fefo nun 81 matters moving 81 be
hss Bis vsv aesgt H
4 Judge Henry q Hilton. O. Nsw York.
rasnseer ~ ne es-srs ~ toe ls.a g. r.
sfsrart. ws' q the cisv yeslegdsF. aeon
rsasst ~ Hon r. g. Sylvester Trey
-eTs on tasir wsy home from = Tip ta lns
500.
George = DcvHn1. II Nonfsece va 81
Ire Morton v-stsrgisv. though his resi-
senes is a. MoaAEHs be is = good des ~ =
gfani Rspids msn a. fsr a. ens.aess iatsf-
ee.S are cencerrea Hs is much aisassi
xifh bic invest n1eufs bare in the Flfrh Ns-
ticns. Bank aid tae Buiding sat Lean
Association.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

william Ki1r. - Lowell, VA in ne city
Yesterday Oh hrsi1ess.
= r. Thsrs- has returned from an ex-
tended trip ia he West
Eiward Esris has returned horas from
as business trip g. NtT f0rk-
EDDIE Snith. ths coatortioaiss. Isfi last
evening 90 .eia ne selis Bros. circus.
yorf hss Zen received here tbas g.
Issubs-t - lying seriously 81 a. Pawnss
CITY. Nsb.
8. n. Towers sna wife. of Ksis1aszao. are
fl. xarxss 81 Dr. s. III. Ross AM FANNY cf
IA. Nsrnon-st
S. Delovazs rho hss spent th- isst to
months ~ Toledo has rslarned srd wiI
e.,ua erce business sgsin on Esst Bridge ~
Ms rli~sheth Eaiss- Of ~ West Broad
VA. lst lssf evening fof Portland. Oregon.
50 AXE a position n the taiisrine sstsel,s1-
neat q 4. Roberts.
A. e. Stanton = coahned - his home on
south rnio1 st o~ing 60 in. n.nr.ss raseivsi
~ ssfaaz 1n 80 sfdsEa.k Esi.s ia Nus
kegsn fsv 5ars az
NJ. snd Mrs. David McWhortsr hsvs -
trrf,ssf &, r~si1s in tiie city a. er hria~ for
se~srsi ve.rs u Asustea. ~. New nortsr
wili prossslv engage n Business he-s
W,n. Foofa hss resigned his position AZ
-rrefvsrr ssiier N the irrer3 Esr;is "
si.rsl gs1k. snd Ill snter upo1 he new
.insi~s With tie Sherwood MannfscfGrsnz
ConVsnv.
NJ sad Ms. Fred 8errrutssr. wh5 wsrs
r,arrfe.3 IA Fort Wavne laxf ssek. rsta rs.sd
r9re isst evening Thev wers nist st fhe
1rrat ~ he nsw 6eTnasn S.aeng Society
szd iarze nzzaoer - fisnds
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

C4ac.r--Ia tie matter of tie estate of
Bvron & Bali aeosssea' aFpesi Rom orosr
Of fFQhsfc CoUrt allowing sxeslto4s i0nrlA
sccoaut. 0a trlsA
OfftcE BUsIEEss ~ VIM. Tsyior W Daniel
. Neil. sppesi IRON Justice Court aief.--
Harry N Brown yk The Grand Rapids
Manufacturing Company. IN chsueery
order appointing Mo b. stewart receiver
bond n!ed --fhs People W. John T.
Fstisn. assault aut battery. appeal from
Justice Ne.ll4A C04fl nled.
SurxKsos-Ths BaeT Hill ron sni Ccal
Company - Zoe Grand Rapids Asagfsc-
turing Company. assampsli5 judgment .or
pisintir Tor s5sl--Jennie Tanner Us.
CA-fon Tsnner. i. chsncery; decree Of d.
y0scs granted.
pgoaaTE-Estats Of Eugene Nicholson ct
a. minors Gnafiians ninth annual ac-
c0ant filed Estate OF Ella Nay BGrk
holder. a minor Guardians seventh al
nuai account lied. --- Estate Of james Jaco-
tusse et al minors. Order appointing
lena JscObusse guardian. .--- Estate of } uila
NJ Taylor. deceased Bond flied and letter.
iestamentArv issued 20 Charles y Taylor
- Estate OF flendnk y. Wander Neen. 1e-
ceased VIII aud petition for prooste Of
same filed. Hearing May - Estate Of
Hannah fe'tman. IA insane person. Or
der allowing special guardians nnal &C
count and dischaping him .--fstste OF
Dougal MeNanehton. deceased. Admins
tfniors bond flied and letters issued 10
Thomas r. McNsugh of
jacob Bas~h, deossei. Petition tCI IL
cense 10 sell real estate lied. Hearing May
23
PoIIcE-H Henry Muyegis Drunk. Twelve
days in iaii---Duk Muldsr. Discrasrly.
Pad Sq.-EFank Bushans. D.sorcef.y
Adjourned % May 2 2--'ohn Borg. An
ulaIng bill board. Adjourned TO April D.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

kesssss aestlss - a. 0s1isssas cess-
aates k4txs asss=esaes ~ k.ssees.
fks SeaszN Eaelstes aa 0nii9sses
As.8 sa2tasr ass<s - stss E,s4eas. essassss
- sssssas ga a. sfees esfs frvsssi st
sest Al3ssass hss~art. ste 80 l
lheFs $40 lss aaaesF - siisees ffes
s1t afest g s8ee sese .1srs f3 efka tas
eazaassFss ~ fs4afs lsvess ssea ths -
Nlsea 81 ess Cssss Slrssi EsH~ay geaipsng
t,T a. efss rg t4lsflas tass t1s e9a-
s.rlsiieH "a fas eTsreses sl.s ~ te ~
gFss' esasat 49, tse e.if
3 q water ssst tsss skiis tss rad ss
~ ~ ne fasfe 9fef.sst sga5s nos af@tf
sos1f AIS sl ts properly. g sss streaxt
tE aver ~ EsY+1s if E1at Easaf fptlses of
lGls seft s,ssl4 Dat fsE 81 as FFoafaaie g.
- eit5 - .srss - -. es .siaf : great >
z8asosstlou - rs-iass.n sse8z saa 49,
es1s - tse Aae. hs 4l al are ~6staef
iae fes1 was egat 60 1Est hfsss Lyoa ~
S1stoG G-sis lie fezsssIteG 1s es1rtsEes ie
lee s<Azlss - saD24Its "a taas 4e 49,
airs fe lsse s.tck e ne Is al
cspSIFls5F VI Sd Pres shils oaasne
property nssr sna an Essi Eri8ss st &C.
c.sfe1 8s sss ~ iaYof of tnx rgla1 49, u
i1s soAa. Nasl1ef e sss cgia ~ eat
sfsFet ~ LOS kssTy rtsldSht o. tls .ll
sos..s hs seasntsd 81 fhs ros8. IS So
aas t1s nsasf 1esIlabie ftslaeAs p8rleb q
i1s eity. sna ths only thias fs3aiFei ta in.
sFS4ss lee esHznc for .esi 8eEes property
t4els sss ne Assurance - street raAsGy
sslF.te
~. Representative Geo ". Thompson
niakse vigorous speech Tor the r1z1 a. 1
-gfsa thss ths C0ruc.l wo4.a xrAlt tie
oFl. ozaEr win tie additional extension re-
4.IEed Give toe sOsc = faiF SHOW su1 a
reasonable of5lnelcs--al orala4lcs that
soet1 enco1rsse ihs coa.p p4ry 70 begin
WORK ~ gace.
ii . BroHn also favored ths construc-
ION Of the saai and ghs arsntins - : ilbersl
ordnance 1aa practically sscendei tne
ss0tsaseats expresses ~ ,ae gsulisaisa VINO
pEe eded hiM.
Es Aid Yates 81 the Eighth Ward ex.
pressed himself heartily n favor of the i'm
pf0vemsnt peesgse 0i TIE addigona! street
railway i2ci.slss PROMISED tLe southern
portion Of the Wees c1- IL wEs an im.
pr0seneut too important 20 ne delayed by
prolonged legislation over an or1iusnee.
Many og1sr eil.ens present t1pI, ed d
favorable opinion fol he .ew road no,
oniy l3T the advantages generally assured.
b.. hey isig laEt ~ eomprui0r vas the
stimulus ol business. competition here in
tie street Tailssy business wonll be good
thing tor the pa0llc- Alter the opinions Of
tie c't'x-ns bad seen heard the committee
retired - tee tonnlrtee room. They bad a
long consultation over the ordluanoe snd
Ssye tAv0ra5iy Impressed with the tyrc OF
the mss'iag. y Nftle taking with q reporter
Tor She lElEGR .-h ERALD a member int-
na;e'i that thsy Nogld sisn report. recon-
needing thst The Council pass be Orig.nel
ordinance wish extensions Of Urle as re-
Qlss.ed BY ths company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
Free .usni ads-' again nest sunday.


5ir. Frank i. SimoDds. for the past five
years engi aeer 81 the PhUnix Furniture
Co.'S factory, has associated himself with
his father, T. c. Smonds. in the machine
saop So and IS Wa'erlOO st. and would re
specifElly solicit The steam engine work Of
the city and vicinity for which. from his
experience. he IS SO vel qualified. such 81.
app ying the steam engine indicator. look
ing after the setting mp and connecting o.!
engines and boilers. AFTER the best practice.
making examinations and snch alterations
a. are net tesssry 10 secure the greatest econ
cmv. the proper proportioninc of slide
valves for The speed aud work required.
troublesome bearings. etc. looked sfier
This is Of interest. more especially. 70
manufacturers. etc bavs1E small steam
plants. such as printing Offices. iauneries,
and smal shops ihreshing machine en-
glnes. gas engines. etc. that cannot afford
- hire n hFst-elAss engineer but frequently
need such experience - be is possessed of.
The best adjustment With view 90 econ0-
my OF .ael. is o. the greatest Importance 20
every user OF power.
J. G. Siuonns = son viii still continue
the manufacture Of tAe >imon6s shingie
machinery and DO gesersl repair business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Fesssesss - asszss 80 Ass So kesfes
Fses<stes
AZ tts 80 sf esssses 81 - rstses 49,
ffss tsasasss eaess fsesefsisf fsss $50
sseasf fessss psss,kes Apssiesfsess tnsse
fss.shss fsasff , ksetfs ssa 2 o
sas ~ ge.nees ea tss ee'sss fasss sess
1881 ea ass A ee.saa 8asesssea ssss y
ioTts re seess sssins 60 falss eresee seo
- tfsaast.s sfs. ffsa afs laf ts
fesfis ssss 80 rs5afss - So tessaf.
- SO ksa aua tsastn Asftsks
isnesa rses8ei aieafss f3s fsae efsastr.s 81
0es. b ie6nsss sss i.ieasfs = s.sseea
- paf ~ aides aea. Hsfsffs4 -
Nsss Ifss on Nea 81 ni<aS'as fus
'sis1stax koseres see stawst tsfaea
AA4sis Gas lt. - q fss.sf s.sFsns A
Co. s8pfes 4tls A 3 f4frer 8 O..
suaiins s. ~ s. Dfseft. Pliat.as 80 81
Il Af ibeus saTgt -, $50 & tfte4t
euppY kempeuf sfs s@.s9. ksstef
~lessGs & lo. saEplsss 49,
Tls gssizaks iou q J. y Wzlssn a. ys-
Ifolnan sas sc.sTfzs gaison s3fke~s
sas tfaas'sFFea ifeaa ias position ~ paff
pa .a3aeFnsA ct tse lsfTs trssk e. fut
ume .aadefiaan ca tie sa4a tfuek 81 ~
eak ae lease a sPsgla, msecex Is 14.ist
fsf . @ e.9-k t-.s aouinf "a coussdsf ar
FaneeUeEts f3f tie sunUsi parade al tbs
&aBusi oeEFslEeu " t4s efssS f4Femsas
Assoeiafioa lo BE asa ln l1.s eiiy Nsy 4.
AatouFCei
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Over 40 vsssers sys oat st Az sa1rT.
Mass
New orieers hss = ce-oVeraa4s broom
zn1 orush conar.ny.
Empioyss ~ fhe Rs.viaere y =. iron
nliaes hsre receivesi a Toicnssry - per ceai
incfesss IL wsres
Cfncinnsi stone cntsers are still oat I'D
TIE aoss sfcne ca ters are importing sea1s
60 zke their place
TIE sf~tkine rcn naoul5ers r.oei~s = 4
week fregn The srrtks saa1 q tce unscn and
na.rries men s a ~esx
pracf5r e Gsuhle - ARREST sap ssaa
nfaft1--rs il ne wo-8 have sertes Fl :
sVsseas xnown ss D. saarfrz ~ ~hsrh
the en- cier ~s sre tise 81 De- rrsits-so oors
cevtsia percsntszs. Ia a..4ltaa - tssi-
g Ts8 wsxes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22
rHs SHERIFF HELo Tia FORT.
ID p. Clay spPoin'e ed Receiver xna Unable
TO Iaks FossesstoD.

Judge Fuller, Of tue Nesaygo Circuit
Court appointed D. p. Clay receiver Of the
Newsygo Furniture Company on Wednes-
DAY. in the suit applying for a receiver
Mr Cl.y tilei his bond, it being signed by
Jas n Barnett. Julius Houseman. Wm
wlddicomb. 2 r. Uhl and y. l.. Avery
The same afternoon Mr. Clay proceeded TO
take possession Of the furniture factory,
wsiCn Was CiOsed on attachment hy j. W.
Converse under his mortgage which was
understood 10 be Z srcsnd mortgage and in
charge OF the Sheriff. Geo. II. VANITY, OF
Fletcher K Wsoty was on the ground 10
represent IN 4 legal wav Mr. Converse's in
teresis In the evening NJ CLAY. with
posse of about twenty men. attempted to
Iake possession Of the factory. heavy
timber Was brought into Tequislii0n as q
bstteriny ram and the doors broken. Mr.
Clay vas .. the front OF the attacking
force. while Sheriff Ruunels with an
other posse eS large ss that outside.
vas inside. and those holding the fort
were oil armed. The sheriff told Nr Clag
that tle property ives IN his care. and no
intrusinn worlt &c permitted on any pre-
text vaa'esef. end De hsr SAID that the
hlst man who attemp'e4 suter the fsctofv
would fe shot. A large crowd gathered
around The factory, but sept at a respecta-
hie distance. Mr. Wanty. speaking for Mr.
Con erse urged the crowd, com posed largely
of employees Of the furniture AMI manufac-
turing cocspsnies nov thrown ont Of en-
roTgusar through ~. Convers-'s action
O. STAN ~ Hr. Converse. sad II they di9
be goald Continus 70 run the factory ant
9ouid pav al the men in cash. After this
episode SIR. Cay. not wishing % be sven
indirectly responsible for any b'oodshsd
withdrew with his men ara comparative
ou;e. WAS r.s.orei No hing more vas done
ysstssdzy and rev developments are aux.
iolslg awaited
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Ccmns snci0e MoDosy, e5in inst. The g.
r & hslrosd vii rgb 80 fe<a.sf ffetebf
trans daily euBdsys excestsci escb NEy
ssseen his cliy snt AusEeson leaving
6Tan8 kagds al = e m. Hna 81 , a..
sFTigiBg sf A asseEou s. : IS 1 ga. aua 80
= IA. and ie4sirs AuskeEou al s>9 = a..
Anc 30 = "a srriying si Crane ksplos ~
~ soon and - , IA Al freight len ~
depot hers before 800 ,. a. VII arrive a.
Aaskesoa al Z. Is y la. next mcrnlnE snc
e. The Intermediate stations czT4ief.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Valley City Council r. T. Of r.. at iheir
iasi regular meeting PASSED the follow n
resolutions.
WHEEys- J. has plesssd Divine Provi
eeuce 20 remove from ogr mids; our brothei
Joseph /. Proud. an upright ci'izsu. de-
won't Christian q geu.al companion snd q
worthy memys Of this Council. therefore
be t
Rssirs3 That ws record Cur high sppre
ciauon ~ MS sterling character and worfhv
Gesfh.
heeifef That this preamble and rssolu-
ton he SPREAD upon or ratords and hat =
COPY Ct he same be prcssnief - the friends
Of The deceased. a 4 sTEsRys.
= n Hoses
p n EfCHESs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Nov as Spring i here. and every body
changes their clothing would adviss VOC.
n yoU have suv wofA cleaning and dfe-
ink g take such where you oGn grt tie
beet SosS done st TIE lowes. prloes. such =
place : The .O,d and kelistle IAg.e Steam
Dys House No. y Canal st
NB Biaaiag lining and repairng Of
gents clothing - done with The utmost e..
neatness and durability. which Is proven
beyoaa q doubt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

large and enihasiastic audiences have
attended Smiths Opera House this week.
The attraction being "Mannings Ideal
Novelty Combination which presents a
remarkable entertain rlert J. l. Manning
is great card. his aerial balancing being
simply miraculous. McCabe and Daniels
are great IL their black face sketch. jennie
Southern j. a charming vocalist. West and
Ward in their clog dancing are far above
tho average. Smith and FJileT are the hil
q De show in their wonderful musical ret,
performing on over thirty different iDsiru-
meats. The balance Of The large company
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Gerri;t Bradford ~ss arrested yesterday
or complaint of Fmuis Smith. who charges
him si'h Sealing gold watch and chain
valued e. SO and S. IN money from her
Nbe- cftt - he VS. intox Gated and had
g. 80 cents viib him. and h. complain ID
hecauss ;he Officer would not slow hin %
spene ;ssf lie wa have Lea.ins iE.s
morning before Judge Holmes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

James frait wes s-r~ssed yesteri.- sfle~-
noor for hginS trink Wben found by
Fs.rolmsn 7etes hs Eas iyiag n the esge
~ be iira1 ksriis 8 ln6lzns rsiiresd
eri-Ee. a1a vas 12rz1sE ear ~ .~sr 80
tsaf diSfs-te,i he veuid pr-hstle hav@
"a .sn s1to be riTsr. eafa might have
cone bsln rost
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Ets ieea 81 safsss tts se $50 - ~
asf shssaesa Hssssef al sesssiits Ast
esFs stetfea stsEs sbf ae4ses tfNs
80 stssas - uaHi ~ fie sstaassf
tssh ksfssl ii7 Nsnfss ss ststs ses -
gsssa 81 a. t1sss fhees ss,settss "a ffsst
sat sss es.sf tss ssstsfs ee4tsh 90
a, - siF
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Ths isf9ssi llas 81 ssoas sFsf showu In
iifsaa hsp.cs etabfsenE az iiss safesi
sis - ln aeegl. mitfsa nissa hiaca. egesn
ea8 oesses. bott salf esd san. 500 slsn
sna rssay isr ssls 81 Al0aF :. 81 NoEfsx a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

II can be iruihul.y said that the fines,
stock II CTockery. Glassware, Lamps and
Fine China ever shovn 10 Western Michi-
gan can be seen az - J. Evans & Co.'s to-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

= the s.fte - fse ~ sftfsetisN tse
~s-k trasA - skse5z sstss8 - -
e..rsssk asfs eesasee sRiF fsssF saS -
ssssases
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

The croVd sf 10. : Evsus & Co q IS
Monroe 80 is veFT isrge. snd sh0se ~.sbing
% ses TIER hssuiiful line q goods sh0nld
SO carry % the fa7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

TIE s.ssmer W II Barrett wtii Elss a.
other sArafsoU egn3aF, ApfN a sf
. Geek fkss - psnls rsero sip.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Az fbs - .ssi asts 81 q 8 fsnes A 3 .
ss.sateE Hcaf - isl s. Alte11 81 fs.sIf
prices 49, eaffesasly la~ sss card aYliNs
pr.sts Is snnfheF eeienn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

AT leeiiimste "wan. als' viii be Printed in
suEde,'s - gram Herald free, n SEM or tele-
lhunsd q ,A.s ohce by saturday Aocn. re
plaic ssh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-22

Our own make Of Ready-Maoe Is equal 90 fine
Custom Clothing; elegant in 81 and Worlymt nshlp
We sell plain Worsted both IN Sack and Getaways
al SIS up 10 so. our Fine Fancy Worsteds cut
just 70 please the Young Men. have DO equals II
al prices. z 10 S26
Nobby Scotch Cheviot SUITS from 81 O 10 so.
Nobbv Cas- mere Suits from SIC up 20 $40.
All Nicsly Trimmed. Elegantly Made. and ft
equal 10 custom work.
We only ask you 70 inspect our stock, and feel
confident you Will purchase
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-03

"A remarkable case Of a convict
successfully counterfeiting death for
hours is reported from the Cleveland,
Ohio, county jail. The prisoner, Sidney
Walsh, young Einglishman, was locked
up, charged with Wholesale burglary.
When the prison officials were called in
Walsh was found stretched out on the
floor of his room perfectly rigid and to all
appearances dead. He was pulled out at
once and laid on the corridor floor. Then
the jail men chafed his hands, slapped
his face and dashed water at his eyes
without a bit of effect. Somebody tele.
phoned for the Jail physician, and he
came, armed with long wind pipe. The
doctor roll up bis sleeves, knelt down by
the PROSTATE burglar, and practiced arti:
fetal respiration on his stomach and
chest until he was tired. Still Walsh
gave no sign of life. Then the pump
was pushed into his throat and any
amount of jail atmosphere forced into his
lungs. Walsh lay on his back stiff as a
rail and seemingly as lifeless. When the
men hauled him out of the cell his right
arm was out in front of his face, and
when they laid him on the floor the arm
would not be pushed down. For half an
hour he held it in that strained position
without movement. Then the doctor
tickled him, and the burglar had to twitch
the muscles of his face. That twitch
satisfied the doctor and jailers. The
turnkey detailed a prisoner to watch
Walsh, and went to bed. All night long
the young burglar laid on the iron floor
perfectly motjonless, but several times
his watchers slipped noiselessly up to him
and saw his eyes close quickly. at
breakfast time Walsh got up and went
into his cell. Yells of derision from the
other prisoners greeted him.
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protection from the vermin. In these

protection from the vermin. In these
horrible quarters the prisoners are com.
PEELED to spend all theiv idle time."
Representative Patton, a Democratic
member of the committee, said to-day
that the treatment of the prisoners has
been infamous. The Black Hole of Cal.
cutta was pleasant resort, conducted on
humane principles, in comparison with
this prison. There are men there work.
ing in the foundry who are physically in
capable of doing the work allotted to
them, and no man, unless he had almost
superhuman strength, could do it. Un.
der the rules, if they fell behind one day,
they had to make it up the next. If
they failed to do this, they were reported
and ordered punished. That punish
ment generally consisted in tying them
up to the doors of their cells by their
hands, and keeping them there for days,
allowing them to lie down on rough
plank without bed or bedding, straw, or
any other comfort, and that, too, when it
was as cold as could be. One man, who
accidentally broke a mold in the shop,
was punished in this way eight days for
it, and nearly died in consequence. The
upper cell houses in which these men
were punished were exposed 10 the wind
and weather, and had no artificial heat,
and while the prisoners were being
punished they were only allowed one
small piece of corn bread day. Many
of the cells are reeking with filth and
vcrmin, and the men are not even given
all opportunity to wash themselves.
Less than three months ago the direc
tors of the prison submitted their report
to the Governor, which concludes as fol.
lows: Before closing this report we de-
sire to acknowledge our obligations to
Capt. A. ]. Howard. warden, for the
efficient manner in which he has conduct.
ed the duties of his responsible Office,
and the kind and courteous manner
which characterized his business contact
with the board; also to the deputy
warden and his assistants in maintaining
order and discipline among the prisoners
to me clerk, Capt. NJ. I. Huette, who
has been careful and painstaking in his
Office, ever watchlul of the best interests
of the institution 10 the chaplains, the
Rev. L. F. Cain and the Rev. w. P,
Barnhill, who were vigilant in watching
over the spiritual as we'll as the temporal
welfare of the inmates, and ever ready to
give suggestions to ameliorate the condi.
tion of the unfortunate convicts under
their charge.
Andrew j. Howard was q captain in
the Slst regiment. He was court.mar.
tailed and sentenced to be shot for utter
ing disloyal entiments, but President
Lincoln changed the sentence to dismissal
from the army. Before be was elected
warden he was city treasurer of Jeffer.
sonville, and went out of that Office
defaulter.